The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-03-18
SUNBkiAMS.

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Nj Gilbert returned last Tuesday
from Minneapolis.
e. W. Boardman is in Rochester,
MINI, on business.
jay Face, of Rondell, returned from
Michigan last night.
~-Chas, Hallctt and wife, of ROndell,
arrived from Iowa last night.
Miss Annie Hayney, of Mansfield, is
visiting Mrs. E. W. Boardman.
Miss Sanderson, of Gem township, de-
parted for Canada last Tuesday.
Immigration has commenced and it
will be very large and substantial.
Mike Goghan has moved his domicile
over to the aristocratic side of town.
The Warner feed mill is doing a reg
ular Dakota and office business. Try it.
Columbia, Aberdeen and Warner are
all in a ,ather over the county seat
eruption.
John II. Perry, Of Aberdeen, was a
pleasant caller at The sun sanctum
yesterday.
Billy Baxter's Columbia Dispatch is
dead, and Billy seems to be the only
mourner.
Rev. E. L. Davies will lecture in the
school house Sunday evening at the
usual hour.
. Quincy Williams, of Grant county,
Wis, vicited his cousin, .. II. Diehart,
on Monday last.
Miss Peterson, sister of John C.. Peter
son. of RondelI, arrived from Minnesota
on Thursday morning,
Mace Slack, nephew of Fl. H. Slack,
of Rondell, returned from Winona,
Mimi, Monday morning.
Mrs. James Mcmahon returned last
Friday evening from her visit to friends
and relatives in Michigan.
The Juvenile population of this place
has converted the west end of Main
street into an ice skating rink.
MIR. Hatchard, of Mellette, shipped
AZ the whf at from Pratt & Cos elevator
at this place, the first of the week.
Fred Horning. of New York, brother
Of Eugene Horning and Charley Horn
ing, Of this place, arrived Tuesday.
DIR. p. Il. Boardman, of Cakes, broth.
er of Mart. and E. w. Boardman, made
Warner q short visit last Wednesday.
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For RENT-40 acres of improved land
on my farm 81 miles northeast of War
ner. Dr.. McNUTT, Aberdeen.
ID. w. Hussong, of Waubay, shook
hands with his many friends in this
place last Wednesday and Thursday.
Mud till you can't rest, and If it wasn't
for the sidewalks we don't know what
the dear people of Warner would do.
Farmers are all busy getting ready
for springs work, and in some few in
stances they have commenced harrow.
ing.
-Evert Fox, the gentlemanly night
clerk at the Park Place, Aberdeen, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. w. ID. Fisher,
this week.
Next Tuesday WILLIS the last meeting
Of the Warner literary society for this
season. A good program, as usual, has
teen prepared.
What's the matter with having a
telephone line from Aberdeen to War
ner, and then extend it to DIR. Cooks
residence, two miles westi
The Grcton Leader seems to be for
sale. Serb. probably thinks q change
Of venue would be advisable. II prob
5 %euId in tho minds Of Groton
people.
There are altogether too confounded
many hogs -promenading our streets.
This practice Of allowing hogsto prom.
enade our streets in broad day light is
greatly infringing upon the rights Of
our humble citizens, and should be
stopped AZ once.
4Th q M 81 81 y nsv Co has arranr-
ed 10 loan seed wheatto needy farmers
who can not afford 90 buy They have
procured the best hard wheat to be- OBJ.
tained for this purpose and will per,
apa require one and n half bushels
in return tor one bushcl Of seed Ship
aenta are already being forwarded and
4 supply win probably reach this sta
f.on b 8 few days.